DON’T YOU DARE INTERRUPT OUR TRANSFORMATION SEQUENCE!

We’re all just trying to find that “Miracle Romance” from Sailor Moon, but unfortunately, real life isn’t as nicely scripted as anime. Instead it’s more like we’re drawing randomly from the Chance pile in Monopoly. Let’s see what our next card says: “In the name of the Moon, go directly to jail. Do not transform. Do not collect $200.” We deserve this.

Sailor Moon Monopoly combines two of our favorites: anime and board games. Collect your favorite characters from Sailor Moon: S and try not to go into debt as you do it. This version of Monopoly reskins the original with the Sailor Guardians, Death Busters, and Witches 5. Even the tokens are Sailor Moon-themed! Unfortunately playing this game will not allow you to transform into a Sailor Guardian. Believe us, we’ve tried.

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by | March 12, 2020 | Games | 0 Comments

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by | March 10, 2020 | Games | 0 Comments

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by | March 9, 2020 | Games | 0 Comments

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